Eastern Mennonite School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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EMH S SHARES H OLIDA Y SPIRIT WITH UNDER - PRI VILEGED Seniors involved themselves in a little missionary work Saturday, December 16, 1967 as they shared some of their Christ- mas spirit in the form of food and music with the people of Harman, West Virginia. In the heart of the Appalachia poverty area, the Harman community presented a great challenge to the approximately 50 students who took time to involve them- selves in this service activity. Continuing the work on Saturday even- ing was a gospel team who stayed over and was responsible for directing a youth so- cial at the Mountain Clinic in Harman. On Sunday members of the team participated in church services. Lois Beachy successfully crosses another fence on the seniors' trip of good will to Harman, West Virginia. Lois Beachy Mike Sarco llvie Shank Ruby Krabill, Eldon Kurtz, and Lynn Eby presented a follow-up

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